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ted him to understand that she wAe
married and had husband living,
and when be (the lawyer called
at her house sDd asked her 10 10
out: she considered him TO be A
gentleman. The end 10 not yet.
This article should have appear.
ed several weeks ago, but on nc.
count of the absence of the ladies
husband from home on her arrival
in New York, the publication was
delayed. Last week a letter Was
received from the ladies' husband
stating that she had written TO the
lawyer but no reply to his letter has
a. yet been received. The gentle
man will be in the city in . few
days and in concluding his letter
he says l propose 10 fight this
thing to the bitter end. I want 20
show him that there are some res
pectable colored women in the
world who have husbands and are
not afraid to protect their rights.
The Bee herewith states, that ths u.
dY 10 from one of the Oldest and
highly respected families in this o..
ty, and her husband is q gentleman
of infuance in New York, and in
a very few days, things will Be
made lively for the colorsd lawyer.
AT the time the lady made the
complaint to the BsB, she was
very much effected and chaQrinsd
at the insult offered her.
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SCATTERED NOTES.
FOR THE WASHINGTON BEE BY MAG
NUS L. ROBINSON.

(No COG st. Asaph street Alexan
dria Va. Nov. 25th 1879
Thanksgiving was duly observed
IN our ancient borough. We gave
thanks with old fashioned VIr-
ginia corn bread, meat aud cab
bage. Our Turkey roasted high on
that day, it was beyond our reach
but we looked forward to Christ
mas.
Before the BEE emerges from
its cosy hive again, with it's ever
busy hum OF intelligence and
sparkling sprays of neWsy notes
December will be usbered in. Old
and young will then be engaged
in counting the days to that happy
festival of all festivals, the ami.
versary of the birth OF Jesus the
Savior of man.
Dr.. B. T. Tanner was born on
Christmas day. A lucky omen to
the A. M +. church.
The New York Age takes the
New Orleans Stanard to task, tor
asserting that =" there are only six
colored churches in New York
CITY," The AGE says, New York
has ten % churches. Great Scott!
The colored people of the great
city of New York only worsipping
in ten churches. That accounts
for the depravity existing in cer-
tain classes in New York, and
pity the misfortune of the people.
with ten (?) churches. New York
contains also ONE newspaper
kept alive by the charity of the
world, after being burn twice.
Now you see it, and now you don't.
1t Is reported by the Virginia
correspondent of the National Re-
publican, that an effort will be
made to depose Hon. John NJ.
Langston from the presidency OF
the Virginia Normal and Collie,
giate Institute, upon the assem-
bling of the Virginia Legislature
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SOUTH WASHINGTON NEWS.

t0ffice sl6 Fl Street, 8. W., r. S. LAWS,
Manager.
DR.. Laws has returned from
Pittsburg, Pa. He gives a good
account of his visit to that place.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward
Thornton, aunt of Rev. VIM. j.
Howard, will take place Sunday
m rning.
The amendment of editor Will
liam Calvin Chase, to the COM
mittee resolutions on the Mary
Hall building, is the most favora-
BILE talk of the day, and the uni
versaI sentiment of South Wash.
ington, where about 10000 of the
colored citizens are located, is that
it will be carried out to the letter
and spirit.
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THE PHILOMATHEAN.

The Philomathean Literary So
ciety will open Thursday December
Sth. Hon. j. Mercer Lsngston will
open the literay on "What is the
American Ideal of Education" The
musical program will be extraordi.
nary. The exercises will COM
mence at s o'clock sharp. The
president, w. Calvin Chase, will
make the open address. Rev. w.
Bishop johnson and other distin.
gulshed gentlemen will speak.
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MUSIC RECEIVED.

The coming of the King, words
by w. Carl Bolivar and music by @.
Saml. Adger.
Snout the Glad Tidings by the
same author. This music is pub
lished by j. E. Dltson, 1928 Ches-
nut ST., Philadelphia.
Also from Edward 81. Droop.
Melodie Sentimental and grand
march dedicated to Lieut.. Genl.
Phil. Sheridan, both pieces com
posed by Louis Meyers.
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repetition of their reception which
is being considered by the mem.
bers.
Mrs. Carrie Payne, of California
dinned with Mrs. l.. Chase Thanks.
ing. Mrs. Payne is the guest of
ber parents in Alexandria, Va.
She will leave for California about
January 1st.
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4 FARM FOR SALE OR
TRADE.

A fine fruit and garden farm, with
all kinds of fruit on it, two houses
all improved, farm containing 14O
acres, and only 8 miles from The
city. Well sell or trade. Terms
reasonable. Apply to w. Calvin
Chase, BEE office.
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The legislature has nothing to do
with the election of the Institute
officers. The term of said officers
are rested in the board ofeducation
composed of the Governor, Supt.
of Public Instruction and Secre
tary of the state, and board of Wis
itors. Well, if he is deposed, the
colored sovereign OF the old
fourth district ought TO send him
to congress. Prof. Langston would
make Capital Congressman.
Mt. Vernan avenue, the grand
national highway from Washing.
ton to the tomb of the father of
our country, will be shortly open.
ed to the public. 1t will enter our
city at Madison street, with the
revival of shipbul.ding. The Poea
hontas room, and the national
drive. Old Alexandra will wake
up and set its house in order.
Mr.. NJ. M. Hollord has fled
his brief in the case of George N.
Bally tor house breaking. 1t is a
great judicial document.
The star of Bethlehem is visible
to the naked eye, now just before
daylight. 1t will soon disappear
no more to be seen for three him.
dred years. Rise early and behold
the star that led the wise men to
the east.
Slauntons vigilant republican
canvasser, Capt. Fred. billiard
votes Though we have been
showed under in Augusta county,
we have carried the old 10th Dis
trict by 200 majority, which will
carry US into the fight next fall
with colors flying and victory as
sured.
Hon. L. w. Corbett, the sue
cessor to Judge Stuart, writes: we
have indeed won a signal victory
in the face of a most powerful op-
position aud our friends have rea-
son to congratulate themselves.
If all men would judge other
mems actions, by the rules that
govern their own, they would
find less grounds to censure their
neighbors. This applies to politics
as we'll as in other matters. There
is a class of men in this world,
who claim to have right to COM
NIT acts themselves but censure
others for committing the same
thing. With a very large "beam
III their own eyes, they can see
very distinctly the mote that they
assert is in the other fellows optic.
Rev. John Jasper of Richmond
is still engaged preaching: ''Tht
sun do move"
A man with two mouths is be-
ing exhibited in Philadelphia, and
the strangest thing about him is
that he is not politician Itis nol
| the ADVOCATE editor, for he il
from Virginia.
A steer in Zacatecas, Mexico, ir'
ritated by a woman's scarlet dress
rushed at her, and tossed her SIX,
high. She alighted on the GROUND
On the other side of the wall, and
the springs of her hustle causec
her to rebound, without injury te
her person.
Next years presidential contest
is going to be one of the greatest
| fights that our political history
has ever known. No man can fore
tel the result. Clevelands admin
istl alton may yet be consumed
though he has put out the SPARKS
Baltimore has 1868 colored
voters, Washington and the South
ern states boasts of million voters,
but they are not counted.
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WANTS..

WANTED:-Two or three reliable Col
lectors and Agents at this office. A liber-
al percentage paid on all bills collected
Call at once between the hours of 8. and
IL o clock, a. m. and m.
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SATURDAY. Nov. 26, 1887
Locals.

M NJ. v, SO5liB, NhSN a. 'hS AhCohS
b asylum Wednesday evening.
The Eight Anniversary of the
Capital City Guard will be cele-
brated Wednesday December 9TH.
The hop at the Copital City
Guard ArmOry Thursday night was
SlimIy attended.
The Y. NJ. B. A. of E. Wash
ington, gave grand reception at
WHITAKER hall 3rd and b ots., last
week.
Mrs. Williams gave very de-
lighttul solree at her home 400 4
81, n. e., in honor of the Misses
Nelson, Wednesday.
The United Sisters gave an eX-
hibition drill Thursday and Friday
evenings at the Mt. Jezreel B4p
list church.
The reception at the Cadet Arm.
DRY last Thursday was largely at
tended. There were fully 500 peo
pie present.
The Golden Sedaliars of Eben~
ezer church gave High Tea at
326 6 st. Thursday evening
which was in every particular
grand affair.
The funeral of Mrs. Lewis was
largly attended at her late home
sos ID ST., n. e. Tuesday at 2
o'clock, p. m. Rev. Bishop Johu-
son officiating.
The Oriole at Willard hall
Thanksgiving was largely attended.
The Onole will continue all next
week. The Capital City Guard
will visit thele Monday evening at
9 o'clock.
Mrs. M. Brown gave a very de-
hghttul solree at her home 4O7
18th ST., last Monday. Among
those present were Misses l.. Smith
n. Dade, L. Bensemau, Mr.. Frank
Howard, 2. Butler, ard VIM.
II Stewart.
Grand entertainment by the Ladies'
Fl testimonial Flag committee. Sc.
cure invitation by applying to
members Of the committee. Mrs.
L. l. tHawkeSworth, Pres, Misses
I'D. Handy, Sect, @. A. Patter.
son, Treas, Nettie Smallwood, Lot
Tie Ihomkins, Pet Freeman aud
4 others.
Miss Cherrie b. Vogelsang, of
annapolis, Md, is in the city the
guest of that most aimable lady,
MISS Florence M. Williams. 1888
ION St, u. W. Miss VogelsaDg is
NOm one OF the most arlstocra ic
SuO best known families i'm Mary
% suu' She will remain the guest of
Miss Williams for several days.
The exercises at the Asbury
oaOoath School Lyceum Sunday
%Terhoon, T were quite interesting.
Iue laper read by Miss K. r.
Maf'ln, was very good, as also
we're The solos OF Misses A. nj.
81 on!ih aud Sarah Taylor. The
~ Jeet OF Miss Martln's paper
SaS' the Church and the chill
Vel These exerci-es take place
''eFy Sunday afternoon.
Sue nue reception of the Fraternal
sOo UOO,al club LAST week was a grand
ESUceSs' EDas' The music by Prof.
coI,; cuSe Was excellent. Mr.. w.
nr"a nln Chase, on behalf of the club
tSSenOed r,,S Capt. Arthur Brooks
ES Eu purse, from the club, for
arn U excellence in the manual of
tim"S ulS. Capt. Brooks made a most |
mr. response in accepting the |
StSt' af@ which received the applause
tue several hundred nrasant CIV
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THE JUNIOR EXCELSIORS,
Tne Junior Excelsiors' Oriole
will have all kinds Of fancy arti-
cles and watches, especially for
young ladies to be voted for.
nov. 4, 4 t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

st. Paul A. M. e. church 9Th bet.
ID. and K. streets 8. W. Rev. G. W.
Fltzhugh, pastor. Services at II
a. no. and s p. no. Sabbath Sunday
School, 9:a. m. J. w. Butcher
Superintendent.
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MASONIC NOTES.


Sunday afternoon, P. G.. M,
DR.. Geo. w. Brooks, of the NJ. W.
G.. L., of T. A. A. NJ, OF the D.
c., and member of the Grand
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WHERE THE BEE CAN BE HAD.
prof ]. w, Fowlers, SlS Bird street, Sc
Mrs PoIkety's, M Street, between 18th and
Northwest.
n Beller, Druggist, corner 18th and M
street, Northwest.
Waddleton's Jewelry store 18th and
n streets, n. w
Northwest.
philadelphia House. 34S SPennEylvania Ave.
Northwest.
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WEST WASHINGTON:

-..,,o,e, for advertising furnished on apph-
hS.D- Objectionable advertisements VIII not
ca'ion. tod al any price. All remittances
be MoV.sSa r,aae by draft, postal money order,
'nUa nuress or registered letter. Money forwarded
sfpleo1 rr other way, is at the sender's risk. In
'al,g 70 az money the amount and what 1t Is for
.houId be distinctly stated
AT Letters. ETC., should be addressed
W, CALVIN CHASE.
Washington ID. q
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The BEE
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

&c. Moore, advertising agent
EAST WASHINGTON.
q Fletcher. 1872 Street Northeast
T. u EowIer. SlS 9rd street, Southeast.
WEST WASHINGTON:
,,s I4l7 2Sth st. c az tain
SSsSl, i708 32nd Street.
SOUTH WASHINGTON
:, Laws. 3l6 II Street.
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PT-BIJsHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
1lOe ST. wv. WASH. ID. c.
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On an AFTER
Saturday, Dec. 2Oth, 1883.
Trains Will run as follows;
STANDARD MorrETATN r7.ru

salt AXE at 40 am. - all -7oVAo
81 ! O41 9nS. With Utah Central rain srr,y
t Stop oRly upon signals.
n, ". VI. ETTER,
Ho A. SUBJ
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in everyone's heart, they should love
Him with all their heart, might, mind
and strength and love one another. God
would add unto all according as they
deserved. He considered those most
foolish who barter their happiness and
salvation for the things of this world /;
those who act dishonesty In order to
ACQUIRE wealth. Those are wise who,
by love, charity and wisdom, help their
fellows and lift up the human family ;
they are laying up treasures IN heaven,
where moths do not corrupt, nor
thieves break in and steal. The GOSPEL
had found many in the old world, who
had gathered with the people to this
western country. How foolish for such
to forsake the Lord their God, and sac
rifice eternal life for temporary accumu-
lations which perish. What shall 1t profit
any if they owned Utah and the sur
rounding mountains with their wealth,
If they lost their souls? Let all cultivate
that love, he said, which was planted IN
their souls when they first heard the
gospel; learn to know the will of God +,
and do it according to the best OF their
sHility.
In conclusion, he urged upon all to
walk in the paths of God and learn of
His ways. He counseled the putting
away of chickering's, evil speaking, etc. !;
the forsaking OF sins aud walking up
rightly before heaven. The had enlisted
to obey God; let them do so. and let
others do as they listed; build up the
kingdom, gather Israel from the four
quarters OF the earth; that righteous
ness may fill the earth. May the Lord
help US to this great end.
Singing of the anthem. "In Thee, O,
Lord, . by the choir, and benediction by
Elder Milando Pratt.
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Collections Made at Lowest Rate
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
NEW YoRK-Importers' ald Traders Ma.
tional Bank, Chemical National BGnk,
KogntZe Brothers.
CHICAGo-Commercial National Bank.
ST.. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
KANSAS CTTY-National Bank of Kansas
City.
OHAHA-Omaha National Bank.
DENvER-Cfty National Bank, Denver Ns-
tiGnal Bank.
EVANSTON, Wyo-Beckwith & Co.
OGDEN-Commercia National Bank
HELENA, Mont.-First National Bank.
BUTTE, Mont-First National Bank, Clark
& Larabie.
HALEY, Idaho-AcCornick & Co.
BELLEVUE, Idaho-G. A. Mccormick Co.
ELKo, Nevada-J. Henderson.
SAN FRANCIeCo-First National Bank, The
Croker Woolworth National Bank.
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Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as JohnsoE's Essence
OF Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to use on the FIST symptom.
Only 80 cents. Sold bv 2. q. NJ. /. and
all druggists.
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Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale Of
Stocks and Bonds at New York and San
Francisco.
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THE SACRAMENT.
A Divine Institution and Its
Observance.
REMARKS BY ELDER BYWATER
1t Should be Partaken of Understand
Ingly by the Saints-A Few Words
by Elder 81 G. Park.

The services at the Tabernacle on Sun
day afternoon were begun by the choir
and congregation singing the hymn
commencing,
Great God, attend while Zion sings
The joy that from Thy presence springs.
Prayer by Bishop McRae.
Singing,
Ye children of our God,
Ye Saints of latter days
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We sell Exchange and Topographic Trans
fers on leading cities of the United States;
also furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Fundsto
London, Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris
Stockholm and all other prominent points
in Europe, at Lowest Rates of Exchange.
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Ye children of our God,
Ye Saints of latter days.
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Rock Salt.

We are selling Rock Salt, for milling
and stock purposes, at $3.50 per ton, in
carload lots, on cars at Nephi, Utah.
HYDE e. WHITMoRE.
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MCCORMICK & Co.,
B a N x E r. =
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
and Bullion. We solicit CONSIGNMENT
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Homeopathic Convention.

The annual meeting Of the homoe
pathic physicians, was held in smyrna,
on Thursday, Dr. j. G. Dawson, OF Mi
ford, the president Of the society, in the
chair. Drs. d. o. Clements, of Dover;
T. @. Moore, OF Smyrna, r. T. Negen-
dank, of this city, were elected members,
when the following oilicers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Dr..
Peter Cooper. of this city; yice-president,
DR.. 4. 8. Anderson, OF Dover; recording
secretary, DR. j. N. Finn, of Newport;
corresponding secretary, DR. K. X Colley,
Centreville, Md; treasurer, A Z. Frautz,
of this city; Delegates. tof the American
Institute OF Homeopathy which meets at
Niagara Falls, next June, DR.. ]. Paul
Lukens and DIR. Colley; alteru ates: Drs.
l.. w. Finn and A. f Frantz.
The deaths OF Drs. Isaiah Lukens and
Joseph r. Tantum were announced,
when Drs j. Harmcr Rile, A, e. Fran u
and Peter Cooper were appointed 10
draw up resolutions on the iormer, and
Drs. l.. A. Kittinger, L. W. Finn and
G. o. Sweeney on the latter, expressive
of the sympathy OF the association. Drs.
Lukens, Cooper and Dawson, were ap-
pointed to draw up constitution. Papers
were read by Drs Il. X COlley, August
Negendsnk, j. Harmer Rile,L w. Finn,
A. E. Frantz and l.. A. kittinger. A
paper prepared by DIR. Charles II Lawton
was also read, its author not being pre-
sent
The society nHmbers thirty members,
all of the,homnopathic physicians but four
on the Peninsula belonging. They ad-
journed to meet in this city on the second
Thursday Of next November.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Missionary Anniversary.

The second anniversary OF the Earnest
Workers Missionary Society Of Union NJ
E. church was held In that church yester-
day evening. The lecture room of the
church was appropriately decorated and
large audience wss present. The fol
lowiDg programme was excellent!y ren-
dered, after remarks by the Rey. Mr.
6tengle sHd the report of the president,
Miss II Dennison singing, plea for
Little Children, "Allce Stengle; dialogue
Mabel Mccormick, Elsie Rosin, Estella
Dance; "The Lite Missionary" Maud
Stuck; singing. "The Master and Work
ers "Annie Ault; "The Hindu Children" +"
Viola Jones, Mary Wilkinson; duet. Alice
Stengle and Mabel Mccormick; children g
Offering, Grace Campbell; report Of the
babies, Rena Mitchell, Maud Stuck, Es.
tella Smith, Meta Mcdaniel, Eva Hufnal,
Frank Mccormick, Bertha Gelsendorter,
kssie Jones Lillian Ames, Bertha STEM
gle, Willie Poirtsett; singing, "The Help
ing Hands, Dora Bramble, Estella Sail,
or, Jennie Lank, Lsurs Wendall Han
nah Taylor, Lydia Hall, Mary Simpson
concert excercies on GOOD Tidings u
Lizzie Mcdaniel, Mabel Mccormick.
Annie Lacklsn, Madge Pointsett and
Elsie Hufnal; dialogue, Effie and May
nard Mcdaniel; "My Dolly" Blanche De-
YOU; singing, Away to the Field" col
lection, report from the mission fields
Viola Jones, Dora Bramble Lucy Boothe
Laura Wendall, Bessie Magee, MARY
Wilkinson, Estella Sailor, Nellie Ysrnall
Maggie Sailor, Jennie Lank, Mary Simp
son. Elsie Hysore.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
PREcAUTIo IONS AGAINST ANY oUr-
BREAK

CHICAGO, Nov 10 The entire Sec.
ond Rsgimeot IL held in readiness To
move mt moment'e notice TO night.
ann In oil probability will remain in
the armory until after the execution
has taken place.
The West Side armory %, the regi.
ment presented an animated scene 10.
night. A strong guard WA posted at
the door, while inside men were hurry
Ing TO and fro with blankets and over
coats endeavoring 10 npd the softest
plste In the noor for bed,
Breakfast has been provided for 400
men at the West bide Armory aud for
200 for the armory on Michigan avenue.
superintendent OF Police Eoersold
hss completed his arran gem ents for tho
day, but declined 10 state no he hsd
ordered the police stationed.
A line OF police armed with rifles
thrown around the block Immediately
surrounding the jail will prevent the
approach OF any crowds TO the jaii. Ten
companies Of twenty-six men each, ell
bearing rihss. will be posted aboat the
jail and the streets In the vicinity, all
under command Of George Habbsrd of
the Central Detail.
THH BOMB THBOWEk LOCATED.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Tha folio wing
dispatch was received By Captain Black
tonight:
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 - captain B sek
ChicaRo: / hold proof showing ssn
tenced Auarchisrs to be innocent. Gull
ty msn in New York Located Have
telegraphed to Governor OgIe.by. Prooi
10 under oath. How shali com n un 1.
Gate 1t. AUGUST p. WAGNER,
69Third avenue, Cou ounsellor.st-L.w.
Captain Black left at 8 O'Clock &c.
plight for Springfield, after wiring the
New York lawyer 10 leave there at
once for the same point.
| y. II. Anderson, o lnuatic, was being
conveyed to the insane hospital In nc
ambulance OF 9 80 this morning. Oh
the way he heard Of LtDgg's attemp: 81
suicide and concluded 1t would ha o
good idea for him 10 do Likewise Ac
cordingly be took razor from biz
pocket and cut his throat. He viii
probably die.
IL is Learned at q late hour .o"nIgil
that Captain Black has wlreo Sohiliius
TO remstn In Springfield, ss he (Black
will arrive there IN the morning at 6.2,
to appear before the Governor and arg
q Gtay in the execution Of Psrscna OF
the ground that the latter 10 insane, apt
has been for may months, aud Is 40
responsible for hla sets. He will alg
, make g plea for 6plsB, and in tsct 70
, ell tho condemned men.
Several thousard Anarchists, ncoo u
paLied by bands of musio play iDl
, funeral marches and martial airs an
:. carryiug red aud black hagp and trans
psrenoies bearing Arsrchist mottoes
paraded on a long route IN New Yor
city last mig Rht, to express sy npatsy 70
the doomed Auarchists IN Chicago
} There was ne disturbance. A force E
policemen wss kept about the City Hs
to prevent @isohief.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Brevfuos.
The cheapest has house I'm the city
Rum fSrd Bros.' AO4 Market street

RumfSrd Bros.' AO4 Market street
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Go TO Murphey's lor your bed springs.
Nay yonr furniture at Murphey's
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like 1t.
W. j. Kinble. grocer, End and Justisen st {.
Millard +. Davis. jeweler, 0 e. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanrs, 15 K. Fourth.
+. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Frent street.
First class furniture at Murphey's. 306 Ship
ley street.
White Pine trss tar and honey for coughs
and colds ct W. second street.
chamber and dining room furniture. 90 Ship
ley street.
90 70 II. II. Moore's stalls, n and - SEQ.
ond street market, for your choice crea nery
fresh butter; also the best cream "a cheese ct
market prise.
90 to H. Fl. MOore's stalls, 72 and 74S eeond
street market, for your your chsice crsa mery
fresh butter ; also the best cream ciiae Sc vt
market price.
II you want cheap picture frames 70 to q.
3. Baugh, 308 West Second street. have
the largest stock In Delaware; come and see
TOR yourselves.
Ross, at l1o Market street, now has dne
stoct OF DERBY hats. --latest styles and prices
guaranteed tho cheapest in the city. Also
gents' underwear, hosiery, neck wear, etc.,
etc. Call and see them.
IT, you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and putin good order for the winter,
send yonr order tot, East Fourth street Pick
phone, Number S2S, 1t win be promptly tten-
ded to.